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December 21st, 2017 |
Teri Diderrich performs a solo, “I Believe,” at the Wilton Community Christmas Concert on Sunday at the Wilton Community Center.
The Vernon Women’s Alliance will meet Tuesday, Oct. 16, at Tap House 138/American Legion in Viroqua.
Sign language for the deaf and hard of hearing will be the subject of a presentation at the annual fall harvest dinner at St. John’s Lutheran Church, town of Ridgeville, on Sunday, Oct. 21.
The Elroy Chamber of Commerce hosted its Community Flood-Raiser on Saturday at the Elroy Commons to raise money for area flood victims.
Jim Schroeder stands in front of his new scale ad Schroeder’s Salvage and Recycling in rural Kendall.
Tuesday, Oct. 2: Timothy Hoeth of Stoddard reported someone had driven off Highway 35 in the town of Bergen and had damaged his mailbox the previous night.
Monday, Sept. 24: Five to six head of cattle were wandering along Highway 33 in the town of Hillsboro.
Is launching a food business any different from building a business in any other specialty? Brad Niemcek is in an ideal position to take on the food industry question, as he is both the director of a food business incubator, the Kickapoo Culinary Center in Gays Mills, and general manager of one of its clients, the American Hazelnut Company (AHC).
The Monroe County Local History Room in Sparta will host pioneer games during the Colors of Kendall festival, which is slated for Saturday, Oct. 13.
The following is the Norwalk Municipal Court docket for September.
Scenic Bluffs Community Health Centers, along with support from Organic Valley, concluded its third annual Technolog-E Recycling event Aug. 14, during National Health Center Week.
The Monroe, Juneau, Jackson Genealogy Workshop will be Tuesday, Oct. 2, at the Hustler Museum, 110 Omaha St.
